Joining the dots. Weaving a web of connections. Pushing forward together.






Juliana is an experienced researcher and social justice activist and earned an Honours Degree in Women's and Gender Studies from the University of the Western Cape. With over 20 years’ experience in community development, capacity building and policy work, she uses an intersectional feminist approach to advance social justice and building an inclusive society where everyone can access education and reach their potential. She has been instrumental in organising the “Feminist Research Alive in Academia” conference at the University of the Western Cape in 2019. Most recently, she has pioneered the "Creating Inclusive and Affirming Schools" (CIAS) Project, under the Community Engagement and Empowerment Programme (CEEP).


Bianca is the Wellness and Digital Activism Coordinator, which sits in the Community Engagement and Empowerment Programme. Working at the intersection of narrative justice, feminist liberation, digital activism, and grassroots movement building they lead two strategic initiatives: Thought Leaders in ICT , a digital storytelling platform centring LGBTQI+ youth voices, and Ma Thoko’s Healing Circle, a wellness justice programme rooted in indigenous knowledge and collective care.
Grounded in Black feminist and decolonial thought, Bianca’s work brings together art, political education, and somatic practice to support healing, solidarity, and transformative justice for grassroots movement building. They are also a member of the Queer Food Growing Collective and Sisterhood and Survival, a Black feminist reading group. Bianca also contributes to the Rainbow Archives Narrative (R.A.N.) project, preserving and reimagining the radical legacy of Black lesbians in South Africa’s liberation history.




Joining the dots. Weaving a web of connections. Pushing forward together.
Estian Smit is the Research, Advocacy and Policy Manager at Triangle Project. As a trans activist, they have been involved for two and a half decades in advocacy on SOGIESC and intersecting human rights. They hold a Master’s degree in Philosophy from Stellenbosch University, and have a strong background in research, legal and policy advocacy, and community capacity strengthening, particularly on issues of legal gender recognition and gender-affirming healthcare. Their current role in the organisation centres on strategic leadership and coordination of the Research, Advocacy and Policy (RAP) team, cross-programmatic coordination, programme management, budget management, proposal writing and donor reporting.


Rene is our diligent Operations and Finance Assistant. With a knack for numbers and a commitment to keeping things shipshape, she ensures that the gears and spreadsheets at Triangle Project turn seamlessly.




Social Worker at Triangle Project aka The Face. Their work at Triangle Project involves counselling people through various life challenges including GBV, IPV, and acceptance. They also facilitate educational workshops about SOGIESC and discrimination, as well as mental health. They have been involved in LGBTQIA+ activism for over ten years. Viwe is passionate about Queer Liberation, creating new and decolonised masculinities, Sex Positivity, and Multiple-partner Relationships, including Ethical Non-monogamy, Polyamory and psychological safety in relationships.




Advocacy is water, are you drinking 8 glasses a day?


Shanice is our Operations & Finance Accountant , and “Ministress” of Finance at Triangle Project. With a talent for numbers and a passion for financial precision, she ensures the financial health of our organisation. Bringing valuable experience, she expertly navigates the complexities of finance, keeping our operations running smoothly. Beyond the balance sheets,she is dedicated to fostering a positive and inclusive workplace.
+27214220255
info@triangle.org.za
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2 - 4 Seymour Street
Observatory
Cape Town
7925
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+27214220255
info@triangle.org.za
health2@triangle.org.za
2 - 4 Seymour Street
Observatory
Cape Town
7925
NPO reg no: 003-971